The latest anticipated film in the Friday franchise may never come as 'Last Friday' is in the middle of an intense beef between Warner Bros and Ice Cube, the film's creator.
On Monday (Nov 30), the west coast legend took to Twitter to share with fans what he's been working on during his sabbatical, noting that his reason for stepping back was to drown out the "noise" and "poison" with critics who felt that his approach was incorrect.
An opportunity presented itself for the Black Lives Matter leader and West Coast Hip-Hop veteran to discuss his Contract With Black America.
Looks like Ice Cube's claims of the Biden campaign telling him to chill out was not the case at all.
"N*gga Please" was the veteran rapper's retort to a doctored photo of Cube and 50 Cent wearing President Donald Trump memorabilia.
Today is turning out to not be a good day for Ice Cube.
The veteran California rapper and actor apparently had an image shared from his Twitter account that offended many in the Jewish community.
“Burn Hollywood burn I smell a riot” Those are the lyrics that opened Public Enemy’s “Burn Hollywood Burn,, the first song that Ice Cube appeared on after he left NWA in 1990. Now as Minneapolis burns with protests following the tragic murder of George Floyd celebrities such as Lebron James, Beyonce, Barack Obama, John Boyega […]
In a recent video with DJ Vlad, the former Westside Connection rapper says that Cube allegedly made the comment towards the fan regarding a possible reunion with them and WC.
The death of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna was felt by many fans all over the world. While many are coming to terms with their untimely passing, West Coast Hip-Hop legend and Los Angeles native Ice Cube reflects on how he felt when the news hit and shares some advice for his fellow L.A. […]
Ice Cube really has some passionate fans. Ahead of a weekend performance in California, a man trying to obtain tickets for the jam at will engaged in a shootout with police in anger and got taken down promptly.
The family of Terry Carter, the man who was slain by Suge Knight in the 2015 hit-and-run incident on the set of Straight Outta Compton, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Dr. Dre and Ice Cube. The judge in the case has rejected the complaint, stating that the former N.W.A. members had no control of […]